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Jason B.

Vetted Apple Pay developer in Spain (UTC+1)

TL;DR I've been programming for more than 40 years, writing software/architecting/managing teams professionally for more than 30 years, and with more than 20 years of that in Silicon Valley. I really love teaching what I've learned over that time. Read on for more info... :) --- Programming is play for me. My passion for it started more than 40 years ago when my best friend brought a computer home from California to the backwoods of Michigan. We didn't realize that you were supposed to buy software for it and it came with a book on the BASIC programming language, so we started creating the software (games of course!) that we wanted to use. Fast forward 10 years to my junior year of college. I was taking computer classes because they were easy A's while I studied other majors, but had never considered a career in computers until laying in bed one night in an empty youth hostel that I had snuck into above the arctic circle in the middle of winter in Narvik, Norway. It was here in the dark and cold that I realized that I enjoyed writing software enough that I might as well switch one of my majors to computer science. So, I returned home and spent the next 13 months working on a computer science degree. I always preferred Apple computers, so several of my classes were independent studies on programming Macinoshes (since my school did not offer Macintosh programming courses). Now I've been writing software, architecting systems, and managing software teams on Apple platforms for more than 30 years. I've worked in small startups to large corporations both as a full-time employee and as a contractor. I have been fortunate enough to win several awards for the software that I've worked on, but this as much a commentary on the quality of teams that I've worked with as on my own abilities. And through it all, even after all of these years, programming is still a passion. And it is still play for me. I love creating software that delights its users.

Ivan D.

Vetted Apple Pay developer in Spain (UTC+2)

I'm a **full-stack developer** in **web, mobile, and desktop**. And I'm looking for a company with new and promising software products that can potentially change the world in some area. I have **five years of experience** in software development, mainly in **React** for web, **Flutter** for mobile and desktop, and **Typescript** using **NodeJS** for the backend. I also have strong knowledge about **architecture** and **DevOps**. In my last job, I was the maximum responsible for developing an app called FlashMed that has been very successful inside the health care world among Spanish speakers and has scaled to 50 thousand active users. I have worked in the app backend, the desktop and mobile apps, and multiple web applications related to this and other apps. I am very interested in **microservices, micro-frontends, and modularity** approaches. And I like to learn and apply new technologies, such as what I've done in previous projects with GraphQL for APIs, **Prisma** for data modeling in databases, **NextJS** for Production React apps, or **Strapi** for Headless CMS. I love to **write clean code** that others can understand fast. I think user experience and frontend design are essential, and I always work hard on this. I like the **whole perspective of the product**, from the servers to the fonts and icons. On the one hand, as I have also been responsible for product development and user feedback in different apps, I'm firmly encouraged to **think about the user** while coding. But also, as I have been responsible for paying the bills of servers, I have learned to optimize and build **performant backends**. Inside the backend, my main expertise areas are **Javascript** and **NodeJS**. I have more than **five years** of experience using these technologies. I usually write in Typescript, as I prefer strongly typed languages. And some technologies I use daily are GraphQL and Express, Prisma and PostregrSQL, MongoDB and Mongoose, Jest or Mocha for testing, and Redis. I also have experience working with third-party integrations: for example, I have developed an entire backend to handle Stripe webhooks, mail sending APIs, and mail relays with Mailgun and Postmark, integrations with Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and Telegram, and AppStore and Google Play webhooks for in-app purchases. I also have experience with **Python**. Indeed, it is the first programming language I learned. I have coded several projects in Python: for example, an integration with bank account APIs like Wise to automate revenue reporting, an invoice generator, and recurrent workers to automate backups. In addition, I have experience in data science applications with Tensorflow and Keras for machine learning. I have talked about the backend, but it is in the frontend where I can shine even more. I work with React and Flutter every day on multiple projects. I use React for most web apps and Flutter for all iOS, Android, macOS, and Windows apps. I usually use **React** for the web frontend, but I've also used VueJS in some projects. I've worked in creating React libraries, using **Storybook** for component mocking and testing, **Tailwind** for CSS, and other UI libraries like **MaterialUI**, Tailwind components, NextUI... Apart from React libraries, I have built complete web projects in production, mainly with **NextJS** and some with **GastbyJS**. These projects are multiple. For example, I have created a Community Forum, an Influencer Marketing platform, a knowledge center, customer dashboards, checkout pages, and a gift card activation page. Also, multiple Admin dashboards to handle customer feedback, banking and invoice dashboard, and many others. So I have great experience in designing beautiful interfaces. And lastly, the technology I have more experience with is **Flutter**. I think I was one of the first to deploy complete, serious, and complex Flutter apps in production four years ago in both **Android, iOS, and iPadOS**, a few months after the Flutter team released their stable beta for mobile. And then, I deployed **MacOS** apps two years ago when desktop support was still in beta. And finally, I deployed an app in **Windows** a year ago made with Flutter. The most significant and complex app I have developed in Flutter is FlashMed, an app made for Physicians and Medicine students. It is an app in which users download a set of flashcards to learn multiple subjects. Each flashcard is like a question and answer card to learn a piece of data; users usually download 20 thousand flashcards. The app registers every interaction the user makes with every bit of knowledge, tells the user every second what to study next, selects the data with more risk of being forgotten, and analyzes a lot of different user inputs giving the student multiple ways to improve their performance: showing graphics and recommendations. This app involved many complexities, such as machine learning, mixing an in-app subscription model with a website single-purchase model or handling the cache to improve mobile apps' performance. Indeed, I think the most difficult challenge I had to overcome was when we implemented a service where we sent each student a PDF every week with like 15 pages of insight into their performance, as we had to ingest and analyze more than a million reviews each day to send those reports by email to those users. I've created some other apps in AppStore, such as Desgloses, a question bank, and MedRocket, a complete chat solution for a previous company I worked in, where I learned about sockets. I'm used to working with several technologies in Flutter: - **Firebase** ecosystem and APIs for the backend, using Firebase Auth for authentication, Firestore for user records, Firebase Storage for images and videos, Firebase analytics, Machine Learning integrations..., and many different Firebase products. - **SQLite** - **In-app-purchases** I use **Git, Github, and GitLab** daily. And all my projects have Gitlab **Pipelines** or GitHub actions to automate testing and deployment. I have been responsible for deployment in all the projects I've worked on. In the mobile and desktop world, I have much experience in compiling apps and dealing with **AppStore**, **Google Play**, and **Microsoft** platforms for developers. From the web perspective, I have deployed in many places. From **FAAS** platforms, like Cloud Functions and Lambda, **PAAS** platforms like App Engine, Heroku, Vercel, ..., and **Virtual Machines** in Google Cloud Run, Compute Engine, EC2, and DigitalOcean. However, when dealing with projects getting scale and not very critical, I prefer **Virtual Private Servers** like in Hetzner and Vultr to optimize costs. Indeed I also have experience in the DevOps world. In the first place, this is because I have been responsible for deploying hundreds of Dockerized projects. So I know how to manage **Docker** instances very well. And also have experience deploying **Kubernetes** in production. And all this has taught me a lot about deploying complete projects in a **VPS**, securing de Linux server, installing the **NGINX**, **deploying and managing databases**, handling cache instances with **Redis**, **deploying** the backend and the frontend, and handling **backups**, managing server resources... And in second place because I have deployed many **Open Source** projects in Virtual Private Servers: Chatwoot, Postal, GitLab and GitLab Runners, Strapi, and CapRover. And to finish, here are some other technologies I consider essential that I know: - **CPanel**, **mail server** and **DNS** management - **Amazon S3** and similar S3 providers like Backblaze - Implementing and managing **CDNs** like Cloudflare, Fastly and Bunny.net - **WordPress** - Programmatic **PDF** generation - **Mail template** generation with MJML - **DevOps** tools like Helm, Ansible, Terraform, Prometheus and Graphana - **Cassandra**, **Kafka** y **RabbitMQ** - **Security**, **encrypting**, and **hashing** algorithms To sum up: - I have a broad background in creating, maintaining, deploying, and scaling multidevice applications, web apps, and backends. - **Full-stack** development expertise in **React**, **Flutter**, and **NodeJS** with **Typescript**, with experience in **GraphQL, Python, Headless CMS, Prisma, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB** - **DevOps** experience with **Google Cloud**, **AWS**, **Virtual Private Servers**, **Docker**, and **Kubernetes** To finish, I will give you **eight words** that describe what I care about the most: - Design and user experience - Clean and reusable code - Security by design - Performant code and architecture - Moving fast from idea to production - Every deployment with an automated pipeline, testing, and reporting - Learning and applying new technologies with a strong community - Team efficiency

Volodymyr P.

Vetted Apple Pay developer in Spain (UTC+1)

I'm a self-motivated **solution architect** with business focus, learning mindset, and 16 years of contrasted experience in design and development of **modern payment systems** with proven track in **technical leadership of engineering teams**. I always apply **critical thinking** and **continuous innovation** to system design and application development. I enjoy **working remotely** with efficient **time and task management** applying **emotional intelligence** to facilitate **effective communication**, boost **productive collaboration** and feeling of achievement for the whole team. I'm interested in distributed system design, distributed databases and streaming, cloud computing, cybersecurity, modern web technologies, algorithms and data structures Detailed up to date CV [https://volodymyrprokopyuk.github.io/cv/](https://volodymyrprokopyuk.github.io/cv/)

Gonzalo P.

Apple Pay developer in Spain (UTC+2)

I have being working in this field for 23+ years. Mainly focused on the web development, I have experience on DBs, MySQL, SQLite, Vanilla PHP and PHP Frameworks (Symfony, Yii), but also activities like Product Owner / Product Manager.

pavel L.

Apple Pay developer in Spain (UTC+2)

Almost 15 years have passed since my foray into software development, the relevant thing about all this is that I have seen how technology has changed exponentially, it reminds me of those days when I was a child when the idea of ​​seeing some tv program on a screen as small as a clock, but it didn't seem impossible to me, later on I was intrigued as to how an Atari could work, what kind of magic was used to move the image, shortly after let's say a few more years, I decided on engineering of software considering that it was the future, on my first computer without much capacity to host video games, I dedicated ample hours to using paint, creating almost perfect drawings and in the end within the university education I found the introduction to programming languages, chaotic trying to shape something intangible, until over time all that learning is taken and translated into a job where you can learn to use that logic that has as you learned and make it yours, but the concern did not stop there came the mobile phones and with it my concern to know how programs were developed for these technologies, new but there was so much and little standardized that it was difficult to enter the development of these devices and The telephone arrived that changed everything, and with it a broad architecture that would allow me to learn to develop in a world that would open to the future, until today.

David N.

Apple Pay developer in Spain (UTC+1)

I'm a software engineer passionate about creating advanced tech solutions, specializing in React, Next.js, Node.js and expanding into Swift and AI. My background in web design and AWS enhances my ability to deliver comprehensive, user-centric solutions. With a focus on high functionality and performance, I aspire to tackle complex challenges and contribute to innovative projects, leveraging my skills in cloud infrastructure and AI to develop scalable and secure applications.

Julio A.

Apple Pay developer in Spain (UTC+1)

Accomplished IT professional with 5+ years of experience in solution design, architecture, and application development in web and Android/iPhone or client environments. Record of success in leading projects that have increased revenue, as well as savings. Well-versed in software development life cycle and skilled architect. Recognized for ability to lead, build relationships with key personnel and complete projects on time. Exceptional developer with skills to create, design, and implement enterprise solutions for clients

Eloy R.

Apple Pay developer in Spain (UTC+1)

Senior fullstack architect/developer with 14+ years of expertise in LAMP-based web development among other technologies, used to work with multinational english-speaking teams and customers. Communicative, fast self-learning, challenges lover, natural problem solver with high-resolutive mind.

Ángel J.

Apple Pay developer in Spain (UTC+1)

🫡 Hey there, Ángel here! 👨‍💻 Software engineer with over 6+ years of experience in Python, Django and MySQL/PostgreSQL through Docker. Currently leading a small team aimed at improving the healthcare industry 🚀 Committed to improving every process in the company, through natural curiosity that drives my motivation for excellence!

Andrés M.

Apple Pay developer in Spain (UTC+2)

A methodical Back-end developer with a robust APIs & microservices background using Java/Kotlin, seeking to expand horizons